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Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Missouri (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Missouri
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))



Year



Coal


Natural
gas a
Petroleum b


Total
Distillate
fuel oil

HGL c

Kerosene
Motor
gasoline
Petroleum
coke
Residual
fuel oil

Total
1960 1,071 1,793 474 269 625 42 — 645 2,056 4,920
1961 894 1,847 516 290 467 45 — 487 1,805 4,546
1962 840 2,142 456 317 431 48 — 343 1,594 4,576
1963 467 2,168 479 359 342 48 — 368 1,597 4,232
1964 371 2,531 447 319 321 48 — 447 1,583 4,485
1965 284 2,217 376 352 359 50 — 712 1,849 4,350
1966 259 3,552 434 446 294 51 — 578 1,804 5,615
1967 165 4,454 461 473 96 53 — 683 1,765 6,384
1968 127 4,317 490 481 213 56 — 690 1,931 6,375
1969 113 4,273 459 522 186 57 — 784 2,008 6,394
1970 86 4,679 468 513 180 57 — 781 1,998 6,763
1971 82 4,780 469 519 203 58 — 623 1,872 6,735
1972 110 5,234 546 546 110 58 — 441 1,700 7,044
1973 268 4,814 551 537 109 59 — 426 1,682 6,765
1974 301 4,832 499 527 92 59 — 423 1,600 6,733
1975 224 4,849 512 547 74 60 — 361 1,553 6,626
1976 261 5,246 549 536 112 60 — 462 1,719 7,226
1977 165 4,969 518 534 95 61 — 563 1,771 6,905
1978 393 5,265 586 511 78 60 — 529 1,765 7,423
1979 512 4,915 631 405 117 61 — 576 1,791 7,219
1980 136 4,095 431 286 71 84 — 262 1,134 5,364
1981 181 3,686 333 267 165 111 — 14 890 4,758
1982 151 3,744 451 277 242 85 — 15 1,070 4,964
1983 227 3,583 699 329 14 79 — 111 1,232 5,042
1984 214 3,621 858 182 9 108 — 74 1,231 5,066
1985 266 3,250 655 201 14 98 — 57 1,025 4,541
1986 176 3,318 672 224 4 121 — 61 1,082 4,575
1987 396 3,120 881 235 3 117 — 56 1,292 4,808
1988 368 3,405 755 222 7 93 — 48 1,124 4,897
1989 422 3,343 465 286 5 80 — 16 852 4,618
1990 479 3,183 442 241 4 89 — 28 804 4,465
1991 437 3,377 477 315 2 48 — 14 856 4,670
1992 396 3,236 502 318 7 45 — 1 874 4,506
1993 458 3,708 496 337 6 41 — 4 883 5,049
1994 407 3,526 468 331 6 37 — 9 852 4,784
1995 397 3,477 512 335 4 36 — (s) 889 4,763
1996 389 3,894 563 450 11 43 — 3 1,070 5,353
1997 513 3,732 503 410 9 54 — 16 991 5,236
1998 311 3,319 499 293 8 45 — 16 861 4,491
1999 425 3,386 440 393 7 112 — 12 965 4,776
2000 329 3,364 486 344 9 97 — 15 951 4,643
2001 414 3,464 677 516 10 122 — 14 1,338 5,215
2002 364 3,324 432 390 8 105 — 14 949 4,636
2003 371 3,293 365 374 9 105 — 10 864 4,528
2004 382 3,330 370 370 13 85 — 8 846 4,558
2005 438 3,264 226 204 13 104 — 8 554 4,256
2006 440 3,068 188 263 7 21 — 4 483 3,991
2007 386 3,200 158 250 4 21 — 3 436 4,022
2008 423 3,468 233 414 1 20 — 1 669 4,560
2009 323 3,278 249 280 3 20 — (s) 552 4,152
2010 338 3,266 225 228 3 19 — 2 477 4,081
2011 263 3,335 195 208 1 19 — — 424 4,022
2012 195 2,928 273 209 1 19 — (s) 502 3,626
2013 216 3,469 297 252 1 20 — — 570 4,255
2014 204 3,913 342 288 1 19 — — 650 4,767
2015 144 3,277 408 228 1 433 — — 1,069 4,490
2016 120 3,084 365 199 1 439 — — 1,003 4,207
2017 55 3,081 322 246 1 445 — — 1,015 4,150
2018 26 3,752 340 320 1 450 — — 1,111 4,890
2019 20 3,671 271 271 1 452 — — 995 4,686
2020 13 3,267 229 359 1 456 — — 1,044 4,324
2021 26 3,373 286 460 1 462 — — 1,209 4,607
2022 26 3,564 303 266 1 474 — — 1,045 4,635
2023 6 3,335 270 204 1 466 — — 941 4,282
2024 15 3,247 258 183 1 400 — — 842 4,103

Footnotes:

a Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

b Excludes biofuels.

c Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

— = No consumption. Where shown, R = Revised data and (s) = Value less than 0.5.

Notes: · Data are carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions estimates from fossil fuels primary energy consumption, excluding renewable energy. The state data do not account for interstate flow of electricity and represent CO2 emissions in the state where fossil fuels are burned to generate electricity, although the electricity might be sold to ultimate customers in other states and sectors. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The commercial sector includes commercial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and commercial electricity-only plants. · The continuity of these data series estimates may be affected by changing data sources and estimation methodologies. See the technical notes for each type of energy.

Web page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/

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